AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAzerbaijan–Armenia Peace Talks: Baku says it’s in “real peace” with Armenia and is ready to restore trade and transport links, but insists Yerevan must amend its constitution to remove territorial-claim language before a final deal. TRIPP Corridor: Armenia has moved to ratify the US-backed “Trump Route” (TRIPP) framework, while Azerbaijan says it’s being kept informed as the project shifts from politics to technical planning. Regional Security Drills: Azerbaijan, Georgia and Türkiye will hold the “Eternity-2026” command-and-staff exercises in November, focusing on protecting strategic facilities and communications. Russia Relations: Russian FM says it’s ready to help full normalization with Azerbaijan and Armenia, including peace treaty, border delimitation and reopening transport, as Bayramov prepares talks in Moscow. Palestine Support: President Aliyev reaffirmed support for an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as capital during talks with PM Mohammad Mustafa. Energy & Trade: Azerbaijan aligns its energy policy with OPEC+ goals; meanwhile, US senators push a bill proposing up to 100% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil, naming Azerbaijan among targets. Public Safety: MFA urges citizens to avoid conflict zones, warning of rising risks in the Black Sea and for civilian shipping. Sports & Culture: U-17 World Wrestling Championships registration is complete for Baku; and Ganja hosts an “Olympic Hopes” karate tournament.
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